Still, Wallowa Lake remains the go-to outdoor destination in town, drawing thousands of visitors to its waters each summer, and even a few hardy adventurers come winter.

Wallowa Lake The centerpiece of activity is 1,508-acre Wallowa Lake, where most summer days find motorboats, jet skis, kayaks, pontoon boats and swimmers populating a lake that reaches 299 feet deep.

Two Color Campground, along Eagle Creek in the southern Wallowa Mountains, is among many campgrounds on the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. Travel Oregon awarded $913,000 to 34 tourism projects ...

When traveling to the Wallowa Mountain area, you’ll find no shortage of amazing hikes with views of the so-called “Oregon Alps.” The Wallowa Lake East Moraine, which opened to the public ...

The silver rush is on at Wallowa Lake. Prospectors hoping to land the world's largest kokanee have been battling brittle cold along with the silvery land-locked sockeye salmon on this popular ...